Human Driven Vehicles
Human driven vehicles refer to traditional transportation systems where a human operator directly controls the vehicle's movement, such as steering, acceleration, and braking, using mechanical or electronic interfaces. This concept encompasses cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, and other modes of transport that rely on human input for navigation and operation. It contrasts with autonomous or self-driving vehicles, which use sensors and algorithms to operate without continuous human intervention.
Developers should understand this concept when working on automotive software, transportation systems, or human-machine interfaces, as it provides foundational knowledge for designing safety features, driver assistance systems, or transitioning to autonomous technologies. It is relevant in contexts like developing in-vehicle infotainment systems, telematics, or regulatory compliance tools that assume human control, such as in logistics or fleet management applications.